People are rather talented at regulating their moods, and it has been shown that people use consumption a lot in order to do so [45, 46].
They also seem to be rather talented at acting, as they perfectly mimic a special riot police operation for any would-be criminal to watch online and take notes.
It is also rather talented at surfacing the best images from a particular event or keyword, which is a blessing for a snap-happy photographer such as myself.
But we didn't know that then - and the knowledge that they were rather more talented than one-hit wonders like Buster Douglas hardly diminishes the power of their shocks.
Washington, Pomeroy's ratings suggest, is a rather talented team.
The most familiar one from the 1980s is probably Viv Quillin's drawing of a smug, Garfield-esque moggy with the thought bubble: "Behind every gifted woman, there's often a rather talented cat", which Tate produced as a greetings card.
Musical kids -- and we aren't assuming some are born musically talented, but rather, they become musical through training -- tend to be more sensitive to changes in speech, which makes them better at phonologic spelling, vocabulary and even at understanding the emotional meaning behind speech.
Forgers usually succeed not because they are so talented but, rather, because they provide, at a moment in time, exactly what others desperately want to see.
He is extremely talented.
"He is unbelievably talented.
Capaldi is tremendously talented.
